Ohio pastors to discuss social reform program report
The Ohio Convention session opens with a report from the social committee led by Rev. R. E. Scully. It attributes the economic crisis to human frailty while urging ethical standards and divine guidance to improve social conditions. It endorses NRA goals and considers sterilization debates, stressing individual dignity amid rising authority.
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UBUS
Est
Ohio
Huature
Social Committee
R. E. Scully
Cincinnati
Tion
Deharia
Elt
NRA
Ry. Nra
Rabbi Speaks
Abba Silver
Cleveland
Youth warned of aggressive nationalism and racial chauvinism
The speaker warned that youths worldwide are taught toward nationalism rather than humanity. He cited Germany’s current climate of intense racial chauvinism alongside rising nationalism. A temperance report favored a liquor damage compensation act to aid victims where alcohol sales contribute to accidents. The convention debated reorganizing dry forces under educational leadership and trimmed a clause against the Anti-Saloon League. A measure on conscientious objectors urged recognition of sincere evidence in opposition to compulsory military training at Ohio State University.
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Germany
Temperance Committee
Ohio State University
Keinath to Be U. S. Marshal for Northern Ohio
The Senate confirmed George Keinath to be U S Marshal for the northern Ohio district. The nomination, not on the calendar, was brought up by Senator Bulkley of Ohio under a unanimous consent agreement.
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Washington
Senate
George Keinath
U. S
Ohio
Bulkley
Den
Archibald Alimony Offer Faces Prison Forthcoming
Chicago judge rejects Robert Archibald interior decorator alimony in commodity form. Desort orders imprisonment and suggests using drapes to brighten the cell, making the improvised settlement into a formal punishment.
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Chicago
Robert Archibald
Desort
Archibald
Jewish Population in Amsterdam Noted at Ten Percent
A report highlights that about ten percent of Amsterdam's population in Holland is Jewish, indicating a significant minority presence in the city.
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Amsterdam
Holland
S S S tonic praised for rebuilding red blood cells
A reader claims S S S tonic helps recovery from wear and tear by rebuilding the oxygen carrying hemo globin in blood. The advertisement states it strengthens appetite and color, improves energy, and is not just a tonic but stimulates gastric secretions and supplies minerals. Available at drug stores.
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S.S.S
New Well On Fred Straus Place Sparks Oil Hopes
Residents along Elyria road east of Amherst report a new well on the Fred Straus property yielding a liquid like crude petroleum. Samples have been sent to oil experts for testing. J. Adolphus Ebert, formerly with Eady's Drug Store, buys N P Wooster's stock and plans a March 1 drug store opening in the Mary Smith Grocery building on West Broad Street.
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Elyria Road
Amherst
Fred Straus
J. Adolphus Ebert
Eady
N. P. Wooster
Mary Smith Grocery
West Broad Street
Lorain County Soldiers Among 2736 Arrivals From France
Several Lorain County men were among the 2736 troops who arrived in New York from France aboard the Minnekahda. The ship carried the field and staff of the 329th Infantry Headquarters. Mrs. J. H. McDermott of Wellington met her husband, the regiment’s colonel, outside the Statue of Liberty. A large New York reception welcomed the returning soldiers. br. R. E. Neighbour of Macon will become pastor of the First Baptist Church about April 1, with his son Rev. Charles Neighbor assisting until then. Harry D. Townsend, former Elyrian, died in Sidney Nova Scotia. He had been electrical engineer for the Dominion Steel Company after leaving the National Tube Company plant in Lorain eight weeks ago and had lived in Elyria eight years. death due to pneumonia.
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Lorain County
New York
France
329Th Infantry
J. H. McDermott
Wellington
Statue of Liberty
Br. R. E. Neighbour
Macon
First Baptist Church
Charles Neighbor
Harry D. Townsend
Elyrian
Sidney
Nova Scotia
National Tube Company
Lorain
Dominion Steel Company
Elyria
Oberlin Freshmen Start Dating Bureau At College
A dating bureau begun by two Oberlin College freshmen offers dates for lonely men and coeds for 25 cents. The service has been rushed beyond its ability to fill the requested dates.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Delayed EWria High diplomas awarded after flu outbreak
Three years ago on February 1, EWria High School announced that 64 January graduates would not receive diplomas at the commencement due to a delivery delay caused by influenza among workers. Old diplomas and samples without numbers were shown at the ceremony.
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Ewria High School
Not real diplomas noted in Elyria report
Elyria recorded 565 births and 329 deaths in 1928 per Dr. G. E. French city heat commissioner annual report. Deaths totaled by cause include 89 heart trouble, 41 apoplexy, 31 cancer, 29 pneumonia, 24 accidents, and 10 tuberculosis.
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Elyria
G. E. French
Mail Box Service Opens in South Amherst
A public mail box is placed at West Main and South Lake to serve South Amherst residents. Mail carrier Walter Krueck will pick up mail daily at 7 AM, aligning with early east or west bound trains from Amherst. Postmaster E. E. Foster and village officials supported the project.
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South Amherst
West Main
South Lake
Walter Krueck
Amherst
E. E. Foster
Juniors to Frolic Dance Invites Public
Members of the Junior Class invite the public to a dance in the school auditorium Saturday evening. Event promises good music and other entertainment.
Always in Trouble at South Amherst DRAMA CLUB
The South Amherst Dramatic Players rehearse for a Friday eve performance of the three act farce Always in Trouble set at a Slab town Missouri railroad station. Proceeds go to the South Amherst Alumni Association and a cast list is announced.
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South Amherst Dramatic Players
Slabtown
Missouri
South Amherst Alumni Association
Misery Moon
Rom Willis
Gideon Blair
Jerry Stephenson
Tom Rissle
Slick
Fritz Holzhauer
Hiran Tutt
Isaac Thompson
Patrick Keller
Allan Thompson
Samantha Slade
Ruth Willis
Rosebud Reese
Mysse Stephenson
Paula ‘“Faleek
Agnes Klimosewski
Lulu Pearl
Ethel Hummer
Lewis Bullock
Local Notes and Briefs on Health and Culture
Miss Ruth Eleanor Dulmage was taken to Charity Hospital in Cleveland for treatment. Mrs. Rigel Alberts and daughter Reba Jean visit relatives in Marion. Maxine Hopkins returns to her second grade teaching duties after a two week illness. A note on language explains explosive usage and its historical sense. The Way of All Women is reviewed as a new book.
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Ruth Eleanor Dulmage
Charity Hospital
Cleveland
Rigel Alberts
Reba Jean
Marion
Maxine Hopkins
Neighborhood club anniversary and local gatherings in Henrietta
Henrietta O. residents honor Mrs L C Bates for her sixtieth birthday with a neighborhood gathering. John Bauman celebrates his sixtieth. forty friends attend with contests and a two course luncheon. M E Church women sew for Berea orphanage at Mrs Donald Haigh home. Epworth League Institute attendees listed with families.
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John Bauman
Henrietta Hill
Bauman
Martin Pippert
Sophia Pippert
Charles Latteman
Carl
Emil Burrichter
Theodore Latteman
Philip Latteman
Robert
Albert Latteman
Frank Berg
Roy Brown
Amelia Date
Mary Bohn
G. C. Becker
Will Bohn
George Delefield
Martha
John Bohn
Godfrey Bauman
M. E. Church
Donald Haigh
Berea
John Geissendoerfer
Fred Myers
George Mynor
Barbara Angersbach
Albert Reusser
Earl Munn
Ed Volk
Anna Wyttenbach
Social Evening At Webber Home Noted By Friends
Mr and Mrs George H Webber entertained a group of friends at their home Friday evening A social time was enjoyed First prizes in contests were awarded John Bauman Jr and Elmer
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George H. Webber
John Bauman ,Jr
Elmer
Sophia Falk
Cleveland
Hostettler
Naomi
Louig Kothe
Walter Kothe
Betty
King’s Herald
Methodist Church
Social guests host lively afternoon in Elyria and nearby
A large array of visitors from Cleveland and Elyria attended a Sunday gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Unger with a tureen dinner at six. Guests included Judge A. R Webber and many Bauman Geissendoerfer Haefle Portman families, plus Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gleisner and relatives.
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Herbert Haefle
Cleveland
Harland Carr
Clayton
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L. C. Bates
Martin Logan
Berlin Heights
Philip Battenhouse
Kipton
C. Bickel
Lloyd Brewster
George Cherry
Steve Latron
Sophia Pippett
Ray Brown
Carl Bates
Lucile Sanders
M. G. Johnson
John Hostettler
Harold Coates
Earl Mann
Samuel Kaetzel
Epworth League Institute
Norwalk
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Doris Portman
Ruth
Mary Ladrack
Alice Buchs
Elizabeth “Etter Lawrence Radke
Erwin
Helen
Ardith Bauman
Samuel
Marion Kaetzel
Harold Emmerick
Howard Gould
William Popp
Pov. Kaetzel
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Broad Street
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